Sentence examples for perfect justification from inspiring English sources

Making cheese from their milk was an afterthought, "the perfect justification to keep more goats," she said.

All of which is the perfect justification of the status quo: we cannot live under any other system because of our own biological hardwiring.

It is the perfect justification for being a scientific butterfly.

She said the story was to "provide him with the perfect justification for his actions to the family that he left behind".

The mayor of Manaus, Arthur Virgilio, has already suggested Hodgson's England will not be welcome  because the manager said - with perfect justification it should be stressed - that it is a location that would not be ideal for the European teams in Brazil next summer.

And that is precisely why the current right-wing government wants to maintain Oslo: It's the perfect justification for the lack of Israeli progress toward peace.

Conservatives didn't want to face the broader revelation that Ferguson and the surrounding cluster of St Louis-area municipalities were mostly run by white people and financed by the fines and court fees that many black people must pay after being disproportionately targeted by police for petty infractions – a perfect recipe (and solid justification) for resentment.

Thus there appears to be justification for the move from perfect power = {God} to perfect power = God.

The late discovery of a way forward for the country is a perfect gift to your successor, not a justification for trying to cling to power.

His assumptions are too weak to provide justification for anything other than perfect analogies, the cases where there is no negative analogy at all.

Justification doesn't rely on perfect 20/20 hindsight, it relies on what the officer believed at the time.